Pastor Ken Bulgrin teaches from Proverbs 4 and Psalm 37 on what it means to walk in spiritual balance—especially during the busy holiday season. Using Scripture, real-life examples, and the story of high-wire walker Karl Wallenda, he lays out seven practical steps for staying steady when life pulls in every direction.

Pastor Ken Bulgrin preaches from Psalm 28:7 and Ephesians 6 on the Lord as our strength and shield in spiritual warfare. He calls believers to lift the shield of faith, take up the sword of the Spirit, and refuse the fiery darts of the enemy. Through biblical examples, a God-given vision, and real testimonies of provision in crisis, Pastor Bulgrin reminds us that victory comes through faith, obedience, and the power of the Holy Ghost.
Key Scriptures: Psalm 28:7, Ephesians 6:10–18, 1 Peter 4:12–13, Romans 8:31, Philippians 4:13, Acts 1:8.

Bro. John Miller walks through Joshua 1 and the story of Rahab to show that God’s covenant is alive, active, and open to anyone who will obey His voice. He contrasts temporary “self-help” fixes with the lasting promises found in Scripture, highlights the importance of obedience, and shares a personal miracle that strengthened his own faith and calling. This message reminds us that God still opens doors, still provides, and still includes us in His covenant today.

Scriptures include Joshua 1–2, Deuteronomy 6, Hebrews 4:12, and Acts 2:38–39.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:7 and Proverbs 3:5–6, Bro. Kelly reminds us that faith and trust in God still work in every storm we face. Through Scripture and powerful stories like the “Miracle at Niagara” and the tightrope at the falls, he shows how God keeps, carries, and delivers His people right on time. Be encouraged to keep praying, keep believing, and let God lead you safely to the other side. Scriptures: 2 Corinthians 5:7; Hebrews 11; Proverbs 3:5–6; Isaiah 40:31; Isaiah 41:10.

From Numbers 13–14, Bro. Jason LaBar contrasts the spies’ fear with Joshua and Caleb’s faith, showing how perspective shapes access to God’s promises. Learn to fix your focus on the promise, speak life, and slay the giants now so the next generation won’t face them. Scriptures: Numbers 13–14; Colossians 3:2; Proverbs 18:21; 1 John 4:4; Romans 8:31.

From John 11, Bro. Brian Rentsch walks through the raising of Lazarus to remind us we’re never beyond Jesus’ reach. He highlights four takeaways: we’re more like the apostles than we think, we must really listen when God speaks, we have a part to play (“move the stone”), and Christ’s call brings us out of what tried to bury us. Honest, practical preaching for anyone facing doubt, delay, or despair. Scriptures: John 11; Psalm 27; Acts 9; Exodus 3–4; Judges 6.

From Psalm 27:13–14, Bro. Fred Parrott teaches how praise keeps us steady in uncertain times. Drawing on David’s battle with fear, real-life testimonies of God’s provision, and the story behind “Precious Lord, Take My Hand,” he shows that praise isn’t just a response after deliverance — it’s the weapon that carries us through it. Scriptures include Psalm 27, Psalm 23, Psalm 56:3–4, Deuteronomy 31:6, 2 Timothy 1:7, Isaiah 9:6, and John 10:10.

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In this message from 1 Samuel 5, Pastor Ken Bulgrin preaches “Dagon Must Fall.” When God’s presence fills the room, every false thing has to bow. This sermon reminds us that victory comes when we stop rebuilding what God has already torn down. In His presence, idols fall, lies break, and freedom is restored.

In this Wednesday night message, One Thing Is Needful, Rev. Christian Bulgrin preaches from Luke 10:38–42 about the story of Mary and Martha — two sisters, two priorities, and one vital truth: our work for God can never replace our time with Him. Pastor Bulgrin challenges us to guard our personal devotion, make room for the Word in our homes, and slow down long enough to sit at the feet of Jesus.

When the world pushes busyness, Jesus calls us to fellowship.
Scripture: Luke 10:38–42, Revelation 3:20, Psalm 27:1, 2 Timothy 1:7.

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In A Covenant to Keep, Bro. Fred Parrott shares from Jeremiah 31:33 on God’s promise to write His law on our hearts. Through Israel’s wilderness journey—Marah’s bitter waters, manna from heaven, and water from the rock—he reminds us that God is faithful even when we forget. Will we complain or will we pray? This message calls us to trust God when we can’t trace Him and let His Word transform us from the inside out.

Scripture: Jeremiah 31:33; Exodus 15–17; Colossians 3:2; Isaiah 43:19.
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